Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
OXFORD COUNTY HORSE NOTES,
ruLL ACCOUNT or riIE BREEDERS Asso.
CLAYTON NrEriso.-rEpIoREE on riiE
WINNERS.

and The Cnffing al more ana larger pflk''
mex, year. IL IL also With feeling o
great .l'i.hc'iin that we chronicle tbs
fact that IN these races every horse wa
driven % win. and tha; tho actual time
u the winner vas hung ont 10 every heat,
There was no batting or jockeying. %
f.r as Ne could sec. and no quarsling OF
drunkenness was seen.
We ask al homes, horse men and all
Interested IN The elevation of the horse
bre, ding ia'crs, Of OSiord Co. to join US,
and uss their inhienec 10 make all the
future ito,iing meetings Of the As'ocis.
ton a, IRE, from evsfy form Of idi,honesiy
and corruption as arc the mseling' of a
church association, 20 that no one will
have any ground. for saying ,ha, III,
breeding ani ,ro,iiag Of the mos, bsan,i.
fal. noble. u.efal and intelligent Of oil
created anima's /, II, wholly ia the
hand, Of dish,a'si And unprineiplsd men.
For the bsati, Of those 10, pre'en, a,
the races We will give brief description
together with the breeding Of the winners
OF the several races In the $50 class.
first moasy "a, captured by Ki,,ie Wait.
dark brown bay. fye-yeAf-old mare,
| S hand, hish. sired by Record. Black.
hawk, dam said TO be Of Ethan Allen de-
scent. Sac was bred By X. II. Wait. OF
Backfeld. And Is now owned by An
drcws and Thsyer Ard n. l.. Thorns. Of
Norway. Ne. B's, time in ,hisrles was
2:lJ.
Second and third money was divided
equally between Capt. Wedgewood aud
Lamont. Although weigcwood came
IN frs, the most times. IL vi. claimed
hi, diver held the other horse.
Capt. wedscwooi Is black i0ur.yeir
stallion. Is j.i6 hands, 20, by Wedge.
wool. 2.l0. dam Capi,ols, 2:22t. by
Gilbn,h Kuok. IIo Is owned by 4. l..
Richardson. Of NorSAy. and j. uo,,er
for a certainty. a. veil a. a game horse.
Iamon, Is = ,plsading looking blood
bay. four.yeAr.old s,Allioa, IS. hands
high, 70, by Redwood. dam by Coupon,
.on Of Gen. Knox. lie was bred Ia
Par1n,fsld. Me-. by Mr.. Foss. from
whom be vas pafeh,sed. when four
mon,h, old. by q. Y. Young aud G. w.
Horae. Of Norway. fof Abou, $3.50. They
sold him in hi, ihree-yeAr-old form. fer
$1,000. 10 +. o. Stanley. by whom he i.
now owned. lie is very fac gated. and
has showed trial mile the present year
on Lewiston track ia 2:56.
Presio. winner Of third money. Is a
biish, bay. four.yeAr stallion. iig hands
high, 20, by Prescott. son Of Harold. dam
Hannah Thunton. by son Of old Drew.
lie wa. bred by Il. Z. aud 7. ii. Bigg'.
Of Auburn, by whom be was 'old last
.pripg TO VI. c. Pa,,en and c. W. Clark.
OF Lewiston. lie i. rapid gated little
horse. and is oae Of the improving kind.
Ma Ne. by Daniel BOOne. failed TO
ge, a place in race. although she Is evil
dsn,ly a IA, and promising mare. the
fac. thu, these three fashionably bred an.
imal. were % easily downed 10 this race
by Kitty Waite. q mare Of rather p!ebe'
ian origin, /, somewhat against our AZ
gumen, 10 breed 10 the best bred stall
lions. but /, is well to remember ,ha, one
swallow does rot make summer. and
when we examine the record OF a large
u.r,ber of races we Inevitably find that
The bs., bred are of,enesi the wianers.
Flosie Il. formerly known I. the
Head colt, OF Secret. now ossed IN
Mass. 70, by Records Black Hawk and
dam by Lewiston Boy. lately showed a
trial ia ?.?jI oa Mystic Park. She Is
half sister TO KliIie Wait.
Ia the ,wo.yeAr.old race. first money
WAS captured by ID. A. c., large. we'll
shaped colt. 10, by Eellir. son OF Gen.
Knox. lie was driven by his owner. ID.
A. Coffin, Of Mil,oa Plantation, and the
way this "eoun,ryman from way back
manipulated the ribbons aud easily de-
fsA,sd two equally speedy colts, driven
by professional drivers, wass caution to
the wiley Jockey to bewaie aud think
twice ere he undertakes TO down innocent
and l.mb.like looking keepers OF third.
class hos,elries in the mountainous and
unexplored regions Of Milton Plsp,a,ion.
Thi, race was hAlf.mile heats, two Ia
three. The time was l:32i, l:35i.
Second money was won BY Ned v. a
large. handsome colt, owned by Wheeler
and True. South Paris, and 90, by their
stallion, Thomas Carlyle. lie is a fast
col, and showed full mile no, long 'ine'
in 3:l2. lie acted unsteady in this race.
Third money wen, to Aleazn. a ran
py and stylish roam col, owned BY l.. NJ.
Thayer and Walter fArar. ofsOu,h Par
Is. lie was 20, by Albrino, son OF Al.
mont; dam by a con o. Robert Bonner
Jr. lie had jus, recovered from an at
tack Of epizoO,ic and Was no, as fit as he
should have been for race. lie show
ed a nice s,i, and was fast in spots, but
when he broke would s,op and take new
star, before showing any more speed.
In the $40 race there were seven start
ers. all Of which evidently wanted hr'
money, and il was no, until five heats
h.d been ,ro,,ed. every one OF which was
A hor,e.raee, ihA, winner fnally appear
ed in the handsome ehestnu, mare. Ren'
ME T., owned and driven by Frank r.
Croker, Of Auburn. She Is ten ye.r'
old, aboa, l5t hands high and said 10 u
a daughter Of winthrop Morrill,. There
seemed to be bu, little difference between
the speed Of the seven horses in this race
and il looked as though the final triumph
Of Rennie p. was due more to the judge
mea, and skill with which she Was hand
led By her owner. who seemed to have
her full confidence and KEEP, her doine
her level best, than TO her superior speed
In the first heat. Frank A.. owned by +
n. Fox, Of Lowell. was frs, under tn
wire but WAS &c, back for running. ant
the heat given to Ola, who came In sec
ond, time 2:42. 0ds isa good loOkin'
bay mare, go, by Silver Boy. son Q
Housh,on's Emperor, and is owned by r
f. Dwinal, Of Mechanic Falls. Ate
the first heat she became somewhat IN